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ZF Expands Commercial Vehicle Push in North America
ZF is expanding its North American commercial-vehicle presence with new transmission applications, electrification, trailer technology and autonomous-driving systems.
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Motor carriers and truck drivers using any of the five electronic logging devices revoked by FMCSA have 60 days to replace them with compliant ELDs.
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AI-driven coaching is gaining traction as Lytx introduces a new tool aimed at streamlining driver feedback and strengthening fleet safety programs.
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Lytx says its Fatigue Detection technology can help fleets manage truck driver fatigue with unprecedented precision.
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The American Transportation Research Institute is asking motor carriers to participate in research on rising insurance costs and strategies for managing risk.
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J.J. Keller’s new VT100 telematics device combines ELD compliance and vehicle tracking in a single, easy-to-install unit.
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During Brake Safety Week, commercial vehicle inspectors put 15% of vehicles inspected out of service for brake violations.
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Discover how trucking fleets use intelligent speed assistance and telematics to improve safety, reduce fuel costs, and prevent crashes.
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Grote’s new rear collision warning system and H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE Digital and Lighting Alerts expand 4SEE its Smart Trailer features to tackle leading causes of roadside and rear-end collisions.
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The Colorado Department of Transportation is reminding commercial motor vehicle drivers that the winter chain season is officially underway, and it’s the second year that Colorado’s updated "must-carry" chain law is in effect.
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The Secretary of Transportation said California's refusal to enforce English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers means losing $40 million in grants for motor vehicle safety compliance enforcement. But California contends its state laws already require English language proficiency for drivers to be licensed.
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